Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-04-10
THE MSSAkE EXPOSE.
The Astounding Revelations
Regarding Him.
THE Tg-JKf ALD0E& SOCIAL
AND GEFECK sgFLU-
ESCGs NSfSTENG
HIM.
The San FTanciSco Press Abso-
luteiy MUZzird in
His ehalf


SAN Francisco, April 9.-Tht
kls>ane matter continues to be al
So b ng topic of conversation
though every paper In the city Is
aumb. The power welded t.
throttle exposure will be understood
when Rogers matrimonial connec-
tions are explained He is married
to the widow of Edward j. Sanders
who was prominent as lawyer
and politician in California IL the
fifties. He was well known fig
ure in Sacramento, and many of the
| old residents will remember him
well asa hut-headed i'm petuous man,
generous to a fault, aud his own
worst enemy.
! His two sisters are the wives of
Lloyd Tevis and James b. Haggin,
respectively. are the grand danes
OF that exclusive" social circle
formed IN this city by the late Sen
ator Irwin and the members of the
Virginia colony.
A BLUE FLOODED FAMILY.
The Sanders family came from
| Memphis, Tenn, and are related
by blood and marriage to some of
the wealthiest and most influential
families Of the Southern States.
This accounts for the efforts in vari-
Gus. unexpected quarters to give
KIssane the character of a chival
rous gentleman.
NEWSPAPERS AT BAY.
Haggin's business and personal
relations with Senator Hearst were
sufficient TO cali off the Exeminer's
dogs, which started off hot-footed
on the trail. Tevis is connected by
his daughters marriage to Fred w.
Sharon, to Frank G. Newlands and
Sir. Thomas Hesketh, Bart. of Eng
land. From San Francisco to New
Orleans and across the sea In Brit
ain, came Influences to shield KS
sane. Sanders widow had two
children by her first husband and
they were well cared for by Rogers,
who, in his princely Summer seat
had played the fine old Southern
gentleman to perfection.
A LAWYERS BLUNDER
Jesse b. Hart, who made such
blunder In lis Efforts to get the
New York indictment against ks
sane quashed, is a partner Of
Sullivan erstwhile District At
torney of this city ana county, and
now Democratic politician. Sulli
van is intimately associated with
Patrick Crowley, Chief of Police,
aud | w. Lees, Chief of Detect
ives. Thus there is complete
circle of political influences to
guard KiSsane from punishment
and EXPOSURE. Family. social, bus
mess, legal, fraternal aud police
powers combine to set on the great
crime.
REUBEN LLOYD is A CITIZEN.
1t is untrue that r. II. Lloyd, a
brother Of William Kissane is not a
citizen. He is naturahzed as a
native of Ireland. Although IL
years younger than his brother
William, Lloyd, according to Gen
eral Darr's information, is 90 years
old, and Rogers 90 or 81. The
mother of the Kissanes, who went
Ia this city by the name of Lloyd,
is dead.
INTERVIEWED.
Your correspondent interviewed
| General Francis Darr last night.
Said General Darr: "Kissane Is,
in my opinion the most gifted and
dangerous power for evil on the
face of The earth today. He has
committed crimes enough, If COM
mitted by separate individuals, to
fill good-sized penitentiary. The
public has, as yet. only heard parts
and snatches of his criminal ex-
PLOTS. | have known him ever
SINCE 1S43, and be is still the crafty,
resourceful, INSCRIPTIONS villain
that he was in his youth.
| TRYING TO MAKE HIM DISGORGE
Il have been in communication
with him, through third parties,